The Periodical Cicada Or Seventeen-year Locust In West Virginia
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"The Periodical Cicada Or Seventeen-year Locust In West Virginia" by Andrew Delmar Hopkins offers a detailed examination of the periodical cicada, commonly known as the seventeen-year locust, within the specific geographical context of West Virginia. This work provides insights into the life cycle, behavior, and impact of these insects on the region's ecology and agriculture.
Hopkins' study contributes to the field of entomology by focusing on a specific species and its interaction with a particular environment. This book is valuable for researchers, students, and anyone interested in understanding the natural history of periodical cicadas and their significance in West Virginia.
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